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Wood County approves Rudolph territory attachment ordinance
In March 1883 the Wood County Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance to detach specified sections and attach them to the town of Rudolph, resolving doubts about jurisdiction and affirming Rudolph as their proper county town. The session also addressed tax disputes, bridge maintenance, and routine county business including salaries, illegal taxes, and county printing debates.
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